Israeli dairy farming
Agriculture Min. must fix local farming deficiencies since war started, comptroller says
Local farming lost 670 million shekels in the first six months of the Israel-Hamas War, constituting a 25% drop in production. Additionally, the sector experienced a 58% decline in foreign workers.
Israeli cow breaks milk yield record as climate change cuts dairy output
600 cows return to rebuilt Kibbutz Kissufim dairy farm nearly two years later
Social pressure on farmers effects whether they vaccinate their dairy cattle, study finds
Dairy costs set to drop amid cost of living crisis
By reducing the cost of milk itself, the Agriculture Ministry aims to reduce the price of all dairy producs as they are all primarily milk-based.
Tnuva to raise prices of various products by more than 4.5%
According to Tnuva, this is a proportional increase in light of the significant increase of raw resource prices, primarily the price of raw milk.
These Israeli new-milk makers are getting Big Dairy’s attention
What looks like milk, tastes like milk, but doesn’t come out of a cow? These three Israeli start-ups know: Alternative milk sources, cutting the cow out of the process.
Maolac creates breast milk-like superfood from cow colostrum
By extracting proteins in bovine colostrum and plant-based analogs, the Israeli foodtech startup is able to create a superfood with the same nutritional benefits as human breast milk.
Dairy industry faces vegan revolution
The constant improvement in the means provided to us by science, engineering and biotechnology, ushers us into an age where cows and goats will no longer be required for dairy production.
Dairy industry faces vegan revolution
The constant improvement in the means provided to us by science, engineering and biotechnology, ushers us into an age where cows and goats will no longer be required for dairy production.
The aggressors are free, the defender is locked up
Eitan and Leah Ze'ev establish farms on government land and hand them over to someone else to work.
Israeli authorities spread the blame as butter shortage persists
"The problem is the distribution of quotas, with an emphasis on the conditions dictated by your office and the type of winning importers," wrote Gilad Eliraz.
Say cheese... and yogurt, too
Kraus said that there are approximately 1,000 large and small dairy farms in Israel, most of them in peripheral areas, and all have excellent milk yields.
Thousands protest food import reforms, support poultry farmers near Lebanese border
One of the major sore points are recent economic reforms that lowered tariffs for a number of imported food products, including eggs, for the next several months.
